Ethic amusements.
By: By Mr. Bellamy.  Rev. by his son  D. Bellamy, M.A., chaplain of Petersham and Kew, in Surry ...
Contributors: Bellamy, Daniel, d.1788; Bellamy, Daniel, d.1788 (autograph); Holdsworth, E. 1684-1746.; Nares, Robert, 1753-1829. (autograph)
Publisher: Printed by W. Faden, for the author
Published: 1768
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 260
Notes: 500 copies.

Prefaces dated 1769 and 1770 ;̋ August̋ dated 1771.

RBSC copy: Editor's presentation copy to Robert Nares; with the latter's autograph (front pastedown).
Table of contents: value: The comforts of philosophy: in five books, from the  Latin of Boetius, by William Causton and Mr. Bellamy. - Marriage, atheatrical dialogue. - The court of beauty, The family party, after  F́enelon. - The eagles and crows, after M. le Noble. - The projector,  an heroi-comic poem, from the Latin of Mr. Holdsworth. - Gratitude,  an historical tale. - AEsop at court; or, The labyrinth of  Versailles. - The young eagle, after F́enelon. - Damon and Delia: a  cantata. - Ethic tales and fables, after F́enelon. - August: a serenetta.